Tax Free Bonds Debate Highlights Exemption Impact
Chas E Barkd of the Farmers and Merchants Bank argues tax exempt securities save taxes for holders. He cites about 22.5 billion in tax free issues as of Dec 31 1932 with a 4.5 percent average rate, noting potential savings of 28.8 million for holders and extra costs to taxpayers if exemptions ended. He concedes some issues would rise interest but says tax free issues can be salable. opponents claim unfair competition against private borrowers.
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Chas E. Barkd
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Woonsocket News
U.S
Federal Farm Loan System
Ienate
Aberdeen Normal faculty row sparks editorials over governance
Newspapers statewide lament the Aberdeen Northern Normal crisis as faculty releases disrupt school operations. The Aberdeen board of regents and new president De Carl G. Lawrence face local criticism while urging citizens to back institutional leadership and payroll challenges.
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Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Board of Regents
Normal
Favorite Reschere
Carl G. Lawrence
Aberdesis
Commended Efforts In International School Reading Program
County superintendent L Hurley receives praise for fostering interest in global education through the Readers Affairs of Young Folks initiative. Schools nationwide are preparing participants to study abroad as Europe and Asia send responses that engage students deeply.
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L. Hurley
Counte-Te Phepare Particlionite
Europe
Asia
Beadle County Junior Red Cross Conviction Urged
A fragment notes belief that close contact with each foot strengthens conviction and supports the Brent good. The reference to the Junior Red Cross in Beadle County hints at a local initiative or program emphasis.
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Brent Good
Junior Red Cross
Beadle ‘County
Arbor Day Proposal for South Dakota Legislation
The legislature may not declare Arbor Day as a state holiday, but the paper suggests observing the day by planting trees. Citizens should plant trees on Arbor Day April 14 to increase the state’s tree count and benefit South Dakota.
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Soutte Dakota
Ericsan
South Dakota
Arbor
Imd
South Dekotz
Death of General Charles King Echoes a Lost Army Era
The article reflects on the death of General Charles King of the United States Army and notes his popular early 20th century romances about army life. It praises his writings as vivid links to a colorful past, contrasting them with today's routine military life and lamenting their passing.
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Charles King
United States Army
King
Shaw Says Roosevelt Will Not Act, Shaw Claims
A local column mocks Gernard Shaw for saying Roosevelt will do nothing. The writer highlights recent Washington achievements and questions what would make Shaw admit he has acted. The piece frames Shaw as underestimating presidential power in a brisk, critical tone.
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Shlaw
Gernard Shaw
H Im
Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. Shaw
Roosevelt Finds It Easy To Be Simple
A York Times commentary praises Franklin D. Roosevelt for simple yet effective leadership. It notes Dauntless planning, strategic timing, and calm decisiveness that rally Congress and public support, contrasting with traditional politicians and citing Burke and Pascal on the virtue of simplicity.
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Roosevelt
York Times
Washington
Napoleon
Franklin Roosevelt
Congréss
Vieux Sabreur
Camaplay
Akill
Edmund Burke
Mic Roosevelt
Pascal
Im-Hir
Hoosevelt
PAYS OF HIGH ADVENTURE A J Melton in Bootville Bite
Fragmented reminiscence of perilous days at sea in 1933 with storms, hardship, and warlike resolve. Mentions investors, hardship, and a call to hearty resilience amid credit troubles, referencing a trio of musketeers as a metaphor for unity.
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J. Melton
Bootville
Oli
Clateater
Ater Cmn
Reprint Poetry Of Jill Spargir From The Young Citizen
A reprint of poems by Jill Spargir, a South Dakota teacher who died, appears in the Young Citizen monthly. The piece notes Spargir’s fading recognition, radio broadcasts, and a forthcoming collection with an introduction by Clark. The verses include Tragedy and personal reflections on dream balloons and childhood desire.
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Young Citzen
Young Citizens: League
J Spargir
South Dakota
GW. Spargur
Pierre
Phe. Poert
Sir Spargw
Baduser Clark
Spaik’ Dakotr
Jane
Mel
Pupils Prepare Spring Exhibit At Roosevelt School Vernon
Vera Pierson writes of Roosevelt school eighth grade in Vernon district No 2 preparing for a spring exhibit. Willing Workers member L teaches by Amy Radellite. Students plan to hang graded pictures after cleaning with cloths as dust and dirt affect wall displays.
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Vera Pierson
Roosevelt
Vernon
Verssis
Willing Workers
Amy L
Radelitte
Colone
Mabel Jorastigen
Butte School
Ireland
Scouts Rally Contests Try For Top Honors
The Boy Scouts troop meets Thursday night at 7 45 clock to review minutes and plan for the rally. Patrol leaders earn Indian points in inter patrol contests as they practice signaling, fire by friction, first aid and second class skills. The troop aims for a high finish with Charley Reintsma noting the hard work and enthusiasm.
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Cumming
Nike
Andv Steel
Bhent Kant Tring
Charley’ Reintsma
Girl Scout Patrols Meet at Church for Badge Study
Girl Scout patrols gathered for badge study during a regular meeting at the American Cathedral church. Separate sessions included updates from Mrs. Boye Steatton and a singing interval as they work on requirements.
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Girl Scouts
Daly
Boye Steatton
Handicraft Club Busy On Projects At March Meeting
Handicraft Club held its fifth meeting at Robert Schamber home on March 25 in Babwelock. Members read minutes, agreed to biweekly gatherings, and two members completed nail and Ram gift boxes for April. Next month plans include display panels and a handicraft board book project. Christ Newharth hosts April meeting with lunch.
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Keen Busters
Robert Schamber
Babwelock
Cooley Taylor
Cin
Amd
Monty
Will
Patel
Christ Newharth
Argyle Knight Earns Eagle Scout At Court Of Honor
The Argyle Knight was named Eagle Scout at a Court of Honor held in the Huron Chamber of Commerce rooms on a Tuesday evening. Five merit badges were approved, with multiple scouts promoted to ranks including Star, Second Class, and First Class as well as Eagle. The ceremony honored Knight an assistant scoutmaster of Troop No. 2 who joined the troop in 192. He completed the last required badge a week earlier at the Aberdees Y pool.
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Aurom Court of Honor
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Beven
Temberfoot
Argyla Knight
Swmmer
Aberdees Y
Broadland
James Hatcher
Jack Kennard
Richard Cave
Robert Hamris
William Stim
Secood
Donald Byerly
Robert ‘Gelizke
Harold Owens
Everett Bates
Donald Peckins
Robert Shaw
Kenneth Drakos
Lawrence Timperley
Urban
Bruce Woody
Robert Fahrendorf
Eugene’Tobim
Argyle “Knight
Pickard
Charfey Heintsma
Wroop
Howard
Axelsnd
Johin Becker
Douglas Cons
Jobin Lynn
George Semils
Charles Hoskins
Erick
Desketry
Cooier
Word Puzzle Sheet From Dorothy Young Remembers Plant Towers
Dorothy Young, scribe, notes there were many beautiful Towers in the building to mark the anniversary of the plant. The puzzle mix hints at words across horizontal and vertical clues, including references to saints, Latin phrases, and various props.
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Dorothy Young
Perfect Tribute Read To Seventh and Eighth Graders
A teacher read the story Perfect Tribute to seventh and eighth grade pupils last week. Beatik Olson, a member of the AOarke league in the Peders Se district, praised the tale about Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address. The story Perfect Tribute was written by Mary Andrews.
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Abraham Lincoln
Beatik Olson
Aoarke League
Mary Andrews
Delegates Elected for C L Convention in Euron
Orpha Rae Cheney and Eilene Keelin of Walkey school were elected delegates. Faye Andersom and Mabel Utter were chosen as substitutes to attend the C L convention in Euron.
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Orpha Rae Cheney
Eilene. Keelin
Walkey School
Faye Andersom
Mabel Utter
C. L
Euron
Field Yourself And Lend A Hand
An incomplete excerpt discusses origins and spread of rice from China, Persia, and India, noting early cultivation in 400 BCE near Euphrates and in Syria, with Arabs introducing it to Spain. It recounts attempts in Virginia in 1647 and a voyage from Madagascar that ended in Charleston for repairs, reflecting historical rice cultivation and transfer.
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China
Euphrates
Syria
India
Persia
Spain
United States
Win
Berkeley
Virginia
Liverpool
Madagascar
Charleston
8. C
Thomas’ Sumbay
Smit
Jini
Salads non fattening with home made dressing recipe
A historical note recalls Mrs. Irving Peterson of Harrold submitting a mineral oil dressing recipe that uses egg yolk mustard salt and pepper and lemon juice. Contest entries for cocktails offer prizes of 150 1 00 and 50 cents with simple submission rules and a 10 o clock Saturday morning deadline.
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Irving Peterson
Harrold
Hermite
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron, attorney A. K. Gardner left for Watertown on a business trip. Glennon departed for Centerville to resume duties with C. de-N. FF. Willy I. parents visit. Roy Giard returned home from Hitchaoc, and others planned several days of business in Nebraska and Sioux City. Miss Max Warkaug and her sister visited the city for a few months after Miss War eos underwent surgery.
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A. K. Gardner
Watertown
Ne Glennon
Centerville
C. De-N. FF
Willy i
Busines m
Roy Giard
Hitchaoc
Pert
Trier
Land Otter
Nebraska
T. G
Sioux City
Max the Warkaug
War Eos
Larom
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Gitla
Central South
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Jill Spargir
S. D
Weltell
Argyle
Huron Court of Honor
Arthur Olson
Willism Stimson
Dayton
Armin
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Amon
Russell Stoner
Inoquoig
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Isfirat
Womar
Grewald
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